The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-01
The American Association.

LOUISVILLE, IL; ST. LOUIS, 4.
ST. LOUIS, juno 30.-The champions were
compelled to succumb to the wonderful pitching
of Ramsey to-day, but four clean hits being
made off his battling work. He struck out six
teen men, and was beautifully supported by
Kerins. The champions runs were made on
fearfully wild throws by Ramsey, Werrick and
Kerns. Hudson evidently had an off day, as he
was hit very freely, the Kentuckians doing some
heavy smuggling. The work of Hecker. Gleason,
Cornskey and Bushong was noteworthy. Score
Es hSHis; .-..S 9 9 SIS 9 o 1
Earned runs-Louisville, 9. Two-base hits
Hecker, Browning Ramsey. Three-base hit-Heck
on bailsSFousn Wolf oSei White weeh Ra se
errors-St. Louis, 8 Struck out-By Ramsey.
it; by Hudson d. Wild pitches-Ramsey. 1; Hud-
son, L. Time-2:OO. Umpre-McQuade
ATHLETICS, 4; BROOKLYN, 3
NEW York, June 30-This date will be re-
membered as having seen one of the best games
of ball ever played in this vicinity. It was in
Brooklyn. The Athletic and Brooklyn clubs
were the contestants, and not more than two
thousand people were fortunate enough to be
present The play was quick and sharp through
out and the interest never tagged. Porter
pitched in fine form up to the ninth inning, when
he got ratified and the Athletics batted him free
" for two earned runs and tied the game. 1t
took four more innings to settle the business.
Bauer. McGarr, Stovey and Pinkney carried off
the honors. Brooklyn scored one run in the first
inning hit by McTammany, steal and
Swartwood's two-bagcer. and two more in the
second error by Poormap. Greer's two
Dagger and Pinkreys single They stopped
right there The Athletics were put out in one
two three order for five innings. In the seventh
they scored run Lyons's three-bsgger and
Robinson's single In the ninth they scored two
singles by Stovey, Poorman and Larkin. and
Lyons's two-bagger. Atksson's hit and Stovey's
three-bagger gave the visitors the winning run
in the thirteenth inning before man was put
out Score:
Brooklyn.-.1 9 O o o O o O-3
Athletics..---O o o O o 2 o % IA
Earned runs-Brooklyn. |; Athletics, A. Two.base
hts-Swartwood, Greer, Lyons Atkisson Three
wood Stovey Poorman Robinson, Pinkney, McTam-
h ANY on aesro5d Portal 81 rrs'
Atkisson. First base errors-Brooklyn, g.
Wild pitch-Porter. Time-2:15. Umpire-Fergl
BALTIMORE, 10; METRoPoLITANs, T.
NEW YORK, June 30.-About one thousand
spectators the game at Staten Island to-day
between the Metropoitans and Baltimores The
Marylanders outplayed the Metropolitans at
every point, and won with ridiculous ease
Shaffer pitched with little effect The distin-
gushing, though not unusual feature of the
game the almost incessant Kicking" by
the Baltimore men. They created such tu-
multi that the onlookers became Disguised and
many went home before the game was half over.
Score:
h h.1si@s15 3 3 399qo o o-15
Earned runs-Sietropolitan 4; Baltimore 2. Two
base hits-Burns t3) Orr. Griffin, Davis. Three
base hit-Davis Stolen bases-O' Bren. Purcell.
Fulmer Davis. Home runs-Radford, Burns. Double
plays-Radford and Esterbrook; Roseman and Hank
inson First base balls-OB rien Radford, A. Som
mer, Fumer. Sommer. Hit by pitched balls-Pur-
cell. Tucker. First base errors-Baltimore 3.
Errors-Metropoltans 6; Baltimore. 3. Struck out
-Metropolitans. 2; Baltimore, L. Passed bal1-Som-
Iner. Wild pitch-Shaffer. Umpire-Curry.
CLEVELAND, 13; CINcINNATI, L.
CLEVELAND, June 80. Cleveland won to-day's
game because Cincinnati could not bunch their
hits. Daily hit for fifteen bases, but the
visitors failed to make runs. Score:
Cleveland o o 1-13
Cincinnati .--.--.O o o D l.
Earned runs-Cleveland, 9; Cincinnati g. Two
base hit-Toy Three base hits-McKean Hotalng.
FenneIy. Stolen bases-Mckean, Hotaling Reip-
.ehlager. Fennery t2l, CorkhiIl- Double plays
Reccius. Stricken and Toy. First base balls
Mexican, Toy. Reilly o., Smith, Hit by pitched
ball-HotaIng. Errors-Cleveland, 2; Cincinnati. A.
First base on errors-Cieveland, 2; Cincinnati /.
Struck out-Stricker, Mexican. Hotaling Allen, Toy.
Reccius (2). Daily (3i. Passed hall-Keenan. Wild
pitch-Smith 2. Tme-2:15. Umpire-Young.